February in Review
byIf you thought January was crazy, February was next level up crazy. Here are some of the things that happened… Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate…
If you thought January was crazy, February was next level up crazy. Here are some of the things that happened… Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate…
Property investors, in my experience have a hard time competing in a Seller’s Market. With two or twenty other offers trying to buy a property, investors looking for their next flip or cash flow, ROI… focus too much on profit and loss statements and are unlikely to throw caution to the wind when bidding gets crazy.
January 2021 in Review. A look at the top posts over the past 31 days. 2020 in review (how we got here) and a look at different segments.
An acute shortage of inventory of homes for sale will be biggest market impactor in the Kitchener-Waterloo real estate market in 2021. Supply is going to remain low, driving up prices throughout the year.
Before the pandemic, economists around the world warned that the Canadian market was overheated and a major correction was imminent.
But then, the pandemic hit.
Kitchener-Waterloo combines the regional distinctiveness characteristic of slow-emergent 18-hour cities with the tech jobs and schools to lure bright young minds from the GTA.
When I’m at my desk, I often keep my chat widget open. It seems funny, but I actually like the interruptions.
Few sectors have felt the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic more than real estate.
It is still unclear whether the changes brought about by the crisis are permanent or transitory.
443 Otterbein Road, is located in the quiet, family-friendly Lackner Woods neighbourhood. This home is very well-maintained with so many updates, it is fully-finished from top to bottom and move in ready.
It’s getting colder, if your furnace hasn’t already kicked on for the first time of season, it won’t be long until it does. And…